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Port McKenzie sees rising interest; Crowley secures permit to study large fuel terminal
Summary
Port Director David Griffin told the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly that new barge activity and private-sector interest are accelerating Port McKenzie development. Crowley Fuels has a signed permit to conduct due diligence for a potential 20–40 acre bulk fuel terminal and may make a final investment decision in 2026, with possible fuel deliveries in 2027.
David Griffin, port director, told the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly on Jan. 6 that Port McKenzie is attracting more maritime business and private investment interest as its strategic location and deep water become better known.
Griffin said the port saw a busy 2025 season dominated by barges and some new operators. He cited the Arctic Edge 2025 exercise and multiple open-house events that drew legislators and industry delegations, and he said the port has taken revenue and operational steps forward, including federal grants for security and a barge haul-out facility that remain subject…
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